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DRAFT COUNTY PROFILE (DATA) ELEMENT APPENDIX <br />associated variable. The equation coefficients were derived by least squares regression, using <br />series indicator and population values for 1990 and 2000. The results of this equation were <br />adjusted for the extra 1/4 year of the estimate period by linearly expanding the change in y from <br />the assumed 2000 value of 1.0. The nongroup quarters 0 -64 population estimate derived from <br />this equation was combined with independent estimates of the population of military barracks, <br />college dormitories, and other institutions to yield the estimate of the total 0 -64 population. <br />The state estimate for 2005 was the adjusted one mentioned above. Subtraction of the sum of the <br />county populations 65 and older from this estimate produced a control for the 0 -64 population <br />estimates. There was no state control for the population 65 and older. <br />Methodology --- Age, Race, and Sex Detail <br />To calculate the populations for the different age, race, and sex groups, I used a relatively simple <br />process. First, projections were made for each county by 384 age, race, and sex cells (96 age <br />values: 0,1,2,...,94, and 95 +; white /other; male /female) to April 1, 2010. Then, these values were <br />interpolated (age cohort interpolation for non - institutional populations; age group interpolation <br />for institutional populations) to July 1, 2005 using the April 1, 2000 Census values as a base. <br />Next, the 384 cells for each county were proportionately adjusted to sum to the county total <br />population. Finally, the appropriate age cells were summed to form each group. , <br />Last Update • September S 2006 NC Office of Budget Management and Planning, <br />Demographics Section . <br />SECTION 133: Housing <br />Median Contract Rent: <br />Contract rent is the monthly rent agreed to, or contracted for, regardless of any furnishings, <br />utilities, or services that may be included. Contract rent is tabulated for "specified renter - <br />occupied" units, which exclude one - family houses on 10 acres or more. Median is the middle <br />value, so that half of all renter - occupied units paid more monthly rent and half paid less. <br />SECTION 84: Employment And Economy <br />Definitions from the US Census Bureau as prepared by the NC ZINC Database <br />Per Capita Income by Place of Residence <br />The total personal income of residents of an area divided by the resident population of the area. <br />Median Family Income <br />Family income consists of total money income received in the calendar year by all family <br />members 15 years old and over (14 in 1970), tabulated for all families. <br />Mean Family Income <br />Average income of all families, including those with no income or loss, in the prior calendar <br />year. Regional totals and other geographic aggregations are not available for this variable. <br />Median Household Income <br />3 <br />8/16/2007 <br />
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